英语词汇“constructionist”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

construct /kon-struktˈ/

transitive verb

To build up

To make

To put together the parts of or from parts

To compose

To compile

To put in grammatical relation

adjective

Constructed

noun

A thing constructed, esp in the mind

An image or object of thought constructed from a number of sense-impressions or images (psychology)

ORIGIN: L cōnstruere, -structum, from con- and struere to build

constructˈable or constructˈible adjective

constructˈer or constructˈor noun

construcˈtion noun

The act or process of constructing

Anything constructed

A building

The syntactic relations of words in a sentence (grammar)

A word or group of words

Interpretation

Meaning

construcˈtional adjective

Relating to construction

Used for structures

Making use of structures

construcˈtionally adverb

construcˈtionist noun (US law)

A person, esp a judge, who interprets constitutional law in a particular way

constructˈive adjective

Capable of, tending towards, or concerned with, constructing
Representing positive advice, opp to destructive
(of facts) inferred (law)

constructˈively adverb

constructˈiveness noun

constructˈivism noun

A non-representational style of art, esp sculpture and architecture, using man-made industrial materials and processes such as twisting and welding
A simplified, non-realistic style in stage sets, using steps, platforms, etc (also construcˈtionism)

constructˈivist noun

constructˈure noun

constructive dismissal noun

Action by an employer which leaves an employee no alternative but to resign

construct state noun

In Semitic languages, the state of a noun depending on another noun, where in Indo-European languages the other would be in the genitive case, eg House of God, house being in the construct state

bear a construction

To allow of a particular interpretation